56 US Microsoft Stores Now Offering Minecraft Demos on Oculus Rift

World building videogame Minecraft has to one of the most popular titles around at the moment – it even has its own event Minecon – so the news was well received when a virtual reality (VR) version was announced. Minecraft VR first appeared on Samsung Gear VR in April followed by Minecraft Windows 10 Edition Beta for Oculus Rift last month. Now Microsoft – which owns Minecraft developer Mojang – has announced it’ll be offering Minecraft demos in select stores on Oculus Rift.

Visitors to one of the 56 stores across the US which have been chosen, can walk in and demo the videogame for free with no appointment needed. Fans of the standard title will be able to see what it’s like playing the VR version, putting gamers inside their favourite blocky world. For add comfort the demo also features PC Gaming chairs by NEEDforSEAT, styled like those found in race cars.

Minecraft: Gear VR Edition

The full list of participating Microsoft Store locations are listed below with demos rolling out by 3rd, October 2016.

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  • Ala Moana Center (Honolulu)
  • Aventura Mall (Aventura, Fla.)
  • Beachwood Place Mall (Beachwood, Ohio)
  • Bellevue Square (Bellevue, Wash.)
  • Bridgewater Commons (Bridgewater, N.J.)
  • Burlington Mall (Burlington, Mass.)
  • Christiana Mall (Christiana, Del.)
  • City Creek Center (Salt Lake City)
  • Dadeland Mall (Miami)
  • Danbury Fair Mall (Danbury, Conn.)
  • Fashion Valley (San Diego)
  • Flagship Microsoft Store New York
  • Freehold Raceway Mall (Freehold, N.J.)
  • Garden State Plaza (Paramus, N.J.)
  • Houston Galleria (Houston)
  • International Plaza (Tampa, Fla.)
  • Kenwood Towne Centre (Cincinnati)
  • Lenox Square (Atlanta)
  • Mall at Millenia (Orlando, Fla.)
  • Mall of America (Bloomington, Minn.)
  • Natick Mall (Natick, Mass.)
  • Oakbrook Center (Oak Brook, Ill.)
  • Oak Park Mall (Overland Park, Kan.)
  • Park Meadows (Lone Tree, Colo.)
  • Penn Square Mall (Oklahoma City)
  • Pioneer Place (Portland, Ore.)
  • Prudential Center (Boston)
  • Roosevelt Field (Garden City, N.Y.)
  • Scottsdale Fashion Square (Scottsdale, Ariz.)
  • Somerset Collection (Troy, Mich.)
  • Southpark (Charlotte, N.C.)
  • South Coast Plaza (Costa Mesa, Calif.)
  • St. Louis Galleria (St. Louis)
  • St. Johns Town Center (Jacksonville, Fla.)
  • Stanford Shopping Center (Palo Alto, Calif.)
  • Stonebriar Centre (Frisco, Texas)
  • Streets at Southpoint (Durham, N.C.)
  • The Domain (Austin)
  • The Fashion Centre at Pentagon City (Arlington, Va.)
  • The Fashion Mall at Keystone (Indianapolis)
  • The Florida Mall (Orlando, Fla.)
  • The Mall at Rockingham Park (Salem, N.H.)
  • The Shops at La Cantera (San Antonio)
  • The Shops at Mission Viejo (Mission Viejo, Calif.)
  • The Village at Corte Madera (Corte Madera, Calif.)
  • The Woodlands Mall (Woodlands, Texas)
  • The Westchester (White Plains, N.Y.)
  • Tysons Corner Center (Tysons Corner, Va.)
  • University Village (Seattle)
  • Walden Galleria (Buffalo, N.Y.)
  • Walt Whitman Mall (Huntington Station, N.Y.)
  • Westfarms Mall (Farmington, Conn.)
  • Westfield Century City (Los Angeles)
  • Westfield Valley Fair (Santa Clara, Calif.)
  • Woodfield Mall (Schaumburg, Ill.)
  • Woodland Hill Mall (Tulsa, Okla.)